sustainment

It is possible to see how these sustainment strategies go together.

A sustainment is only possible through a clear decision about what needs to be sustained.

For something to be a sustainment then, a decision needs to have been made about what is being sustained.

Public opinion can also play a critical role in the sustainment of a mission.

It results in lower sustainment costs through economies of scale.

The base bodies are responsible for the training, the sustainment and the general support of the Army.

It includes provisions for sustainment support and is worth $60 million.

As well, there was some concern about the concept of operations and sustainment.

A traditional sustainment contract provides parts and/or labor hours at a set price.

It is crucial to the sustainment of a flame or fire.

The support will be for a sustainment modification and installation program.

Most of the Immigration processes took place in those sustainment sites.

A sustainment is thus the result of a careful decisiveness.

"To treat this as if it were a classic sustainment program is to miss the whole point," he said.

This represents the overarching support and sustainment role of the 834th.

"change is a continuous process, inevitably requiring thought be given to sustainment."

A sustainment is a deliberately conservative product in this regard.

Scarlet and gold are the colors used by Sustainment units.

A sustainment thus aims to make sustainability 'second nature' to humans.

A sustainment is thus a source of continual learning and experimentation.

Their main role will continue to be the augmentation, sustainment and support of deployed forces.

The third constant is that of mass and sustainment.

However, modularity can be an important source of sustainment if designed carefully.

This function addresses issues of sustainment on the physical and moral planes.

A sustainment might be a product, a policy, a work practice, a building or a built environment, or even a new industry.